Whitney Haigwood is a Staff Writer at Delta Farm Press. She covers themes related to agriculture and farming, with a focus on topics such as Arkansas, Brazil, and environmental sustainability, including ESG and drones. Whitney's work has also been featured in Farm Progress.
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Whitney’s coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture and farming within the United States, with a specific emphasis on rice farming. She is likely to be responsive to pitches related to industry-specific events, expert commentary from individuals in the agricultural sector, and data-driven insights pertaining to advancements in rice farming techniques or technology.
Given Whitney's focus on event coverage and industry-specific topics such as crop management and ag software, she would likely appreciate pitches that revolve around upcoming agricultural events or innovations in farming technology specifically tailored towards the rice farming sector.
Pitches should provide valuable insights into sustainable practices, collaborations for commercialization of innovations, updates in farm management technologies relating specifically to rice cultivation.
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